August 1920 Two Spots in Local Social Notes
At this time of year when the cities are hot and dusty and sweats, an intense desire to renew the ties of kinship with their wounded cousins comes over our city relatives. The hardest worked domestic animal on many farms is the farmers wife.
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Novi
Pga
G Factory
The Paradox of Disorder And Civic Reform In City Life
A discussion of urban decay and landlord tenant habits shows disorder rising where rents prompt poor upkeep. Novice drivers and evolving county government plans are weighed against efficiency, with calls for practical governance and fair wages amid social change.
Robbers Parents Both Blind In Paris
Mr and Mrs Grover of Paris arrive in the city to visit Arthur Grover who is jailed in connection with the Ste Marie Bank robbery. Both parents are blind, the father from a mule kick and the mother since age fourteen. They rely on Arthur for support and have three other children.
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Grover
Paris
Arthur Grover
Ste. Marie
Arthur
H.e
Robinson
Newton County arrests reveal bank robbery ring details
Roy Thompson and Arthur Grover waived a preliminary trial with bonds set at 5000 and other suspects including Ed Pearman and William Hilton faced high bonds. The Pearman family and Hilton were linked to bank robberies near Ste Marie, with Edward Pearman identified as ring leader and a cache of stolen money and bonds recovered.
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Newton Press
Roy Thompson
Arthur Grover
Pearman Brothers
Wm. Hilton
Chas
Drew Love
J. P
Cliff
Lilian
Bond
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Clark County
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Ste Marie Bank
Gus Langle
Newton Burglar Insurance
Ste. Marie
Robinson
E. E. Core
J. T. Athey
William Bradbury
Marty Whitaker
Olney
Core
Farmers & Producers Bank
Mr.Bartlemay
Whitaker
Bartlemay
Tatter
Mr Core
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